Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-21
GENERAL MARKETS.
Produce and Provisions

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Oct. 2O.-Flour-Market was
ste ady and unchanged; family 81 55@2 s.;
So 7504. Wheat unsettled. with price, hucIu
d ing within very SIN IL range, and The lose WAS
easy at alb ut " terdny's ast fgur9s. No. 2
red can 7 H652c Oc.ob.r ia j.; November
May 792I@795sc, clost 6 a. T9Kc. Corn-There
was yer hit done outside of May. ana tue
close wao T., #; cash 40 Ale; Oc,Ube 39}4c;
ovembsr Ss& closen S8hc bid, year soc,
cIusiI 6 BIZ bid; March 4U2s @4lc closing 4O15c.
Ga s-MarK.t steady cash 25sc, Novem
Der 242sc. May Is c. Cornmeal strong 81 81 10
very dull; pr ces were Weak and lower all
arounG. Pork-oma'l loss standard mess Sl3 80
Lara SC lUG6 Is. Dry salt meats Bo ed
shoulder on or ers, S. 70; long ears 81 l2h !;
clear ribs ST 25; hort ear 81 Ba5nn-
Boxed saou ders Sc 90; long clears 81 75GS !;
clear ribs 81 75@s 10; short clears S. l79zus 377.
II ANS Sill 5O@l2 81.
NEW ORLEANS, LA, Oct. 20.-Corn firmer;
mixed 550565 WIN tie and yellow sec. Hog pro-
ducts unsettled but generally /. wer. PORK
$l5 10. Lard St IS. BulR Lne ats. shoulders,
S. 10; long clear and . lear Iibs 81 12A. Sugar
&C I've Ut wea4 and lower; open kettle, prime
10 fully TAR &c, centr fu. ais off; plantation
graduated 62so; choice Whit 15-l6o; choice
ye low clarine II 49,; Il yellow ella ihed
d shade over; open kettle dice 505hc;
centrufugals good prime to choice 33G34c;
syrups 3U054'. AL other articles unUhans ed.
CHICAGO, ILL Oot Gore .l.zi4g TO loving
wheat ana corn dowa uniformly &c for futures.
During the first hour Of the session of Change
realizing was no extended Than anticipated,
and was somewhat olscOuraging to investors.
Before mon. however, the reaction set IN, nd
! at IL O'CLOCK Decembe. wheat, which had
dropped 10 722tc, was back up to the Cos
ing point OF yesterday and opening
this morning al 1870. The mar2et was In tae
hands of The scalpurs du ing the emil session
ID movei wi, h the feelings of the crJwd. The
greatest strens h Was toward the close and To-
f.al far Z W1rn Z
side prices ruled. Decembe sold up 10 73Ac
and clOeeu at o'cIO at 131S On the after
noon board The m trktt again weave ed some
what and Dece Der closed for the DAY at 791s q
73c. Corn was traded in ORly moderately To-
day, the mar eI ruling rather quie During
most of the session The ma keG was controlled
almost entirely by IocaI Influences, no outside
news OF Importance being received, ana the
peuing was at yesterdays close. The market
then ruled wea, FIR while an" dropped &c,
recUvereu under better dem-nd, and
influenced By the advance in wheat
ruled steady and close u q &c lower than yes
teTday. Receipts W re mil larger than an
ticipaGed and estimated r. ceipts for u morrow
show sJlue Increase the d3n aud for better
grades was fatr, al prices were without spe
cial change. Vessel rvom continues scar &c. and
lake treights remaiI- tlrm. Nav corn opened at
45c, solo ut 4i4c and closed at Axe. Provisions
recovered SOM ew hat from eSter0ay's duilnesj
aad trad ng was in volume guile taiE, and asst
was clatmeI th4t ackers Were selling January
futur against their anti ipated manufactur-
eIs, The marRet was more o. less bearinh. rae
PARTY favoring iower pric Was SOW, however,
20 push advantage, and actual changes WI
mes; cd In va!ues were tmiteus shorts took Dirk
| of future properly sold; Jam airy the act We
mon tn sud at Sll 900l2 v5 for porh, Sc 12H@
6 IN for lard, and IS 05G6 OF for snort riOs.
Pork for sne same month closed at ST. Ok; ;
The leading futures closed as foiows:
Wheat-Octo0er 70sc; November 1sic; De
cember re- May ISL. Corn-OctoDer 40a4c;